2 Inch Premium Cordless Faux Wood Blinds Questions & Answers
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On the left side of the window the measurment is 59 and 1/8. On the right side the measurement is 58 and 3/4. What measurement should I use?
Asked by Mark ·
Thank you for your interest! I am assuming your measurements are for the height of the window. You would use the longer measurement for horizontal blinds. The factory will make your blinds at least as long as ordered plus up to 3/4" additional height.
Answered by Blindster ·
Do you have fabric vs the string ladders?
Asked by Darlene B ·
Thank you for your interest! The cloth tapes will be available on this product some time in the near future. Unfortunately, right now we only have the string ladders with the cordless option.
Answered by Blindster ·
your site came thru on my fb after checking it out this morning for a blind for $20.17 because that is such an odd amount i went back to the site to see what size , no mention of that sale anywhere. Am I reading this wrong, and or what size is the blind for that price? thanks in advance for answering. Joann
Asked by Joann ·
Thank you for your interest! The blind for $20.17 is our 2" Deluxe Fauxwood Blinds in the size of 24" x 36". However, that price is before the promotion discount we usually offer each week. With the 25% discount we are currently offering the price would go down to $15.13. The price will vary by size on all of our products.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have vinyl windows with wood surround. I can only secure the center middle braces to the top wood frame. Is it possible to get a screwdriver into the top holes? Many of the center braces I see are impossible to maneuver with a screwdriver.
Asked by Annette ·
Thank you for your interest! The center support brackets for this product have 8 holds to mount to the top of the window or ceiling. The bottom of the bracket is angled so that the outside holes (3 on each side) are easily accessible. Please call a sales agent at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales if you want to discuss this further.
Answered by Blindster ·
When using a measuring tap, should you start at the beginning or at 1in?
Asked by IRose P ·
Thank you for your interest! You always start at the beginning.
Answered by Blindster ·
I have a window that is 94 3/8 wide and would like to do faux wood. If I decide I want two blinds instead of one due to weight, do I just devide this in exact half or is there a buffer? My thought is that I would order two at 47 1/4.
Asked by Jeff B ·
Thank you so much for your interest! If you are mounting the blinds inside the window optioning, you are correct that you can order 2 at 47 1/4" wide as inside mount. The normal factory width deductions for an inside mount will make the blinds fit perfectly in your window. It would look better with a common valance (single valance at the top to cover both blinds). The additional cost for a common valance would be $20 ($10 per blind). If you are mount the blinds outside the window (above or on the side) you would need to measure the total area you want to cover. Remember that you need 2" of flat space to mount the brackets. Then subtract 1/2" from the width and divide that number in half. You will have to get a common valance for the outside mount shades or it won't fit properly. Be sure to give the overall width you are covering so that we can make sure the valance is the correct size. Please feel free to call one of our sales agents at 888-256-8672, option 1 for sales to get more information or to place your order.
Answered by Blindster ·
Most of my windows have plantation blinds. I'd like to order faux wood blinds for the remaining windows that currently have aluminum blinds. I'm comfortable with all but one - which measures 95" wide and 60" long. Will this be too much weight for faux wood? For the most part, I'll leave it down and just tilt open or closed, but would it begin to sag from the weight? And could it EVER be opened, or would that be too much weight on the pull-strings?
Asked by J T ·
Thank you so much for your interest! The 95" wide fauxwood blind would definitely be heavy. If you are planning to only tilt it open or closed then it would probably work fine. You can occasionally raise and lower the blind. The slats should not sag but it would be very heavy to lift by one person. The problem is that you would need to support the bottomrail as you lift it. This would probably need more than 1 person to lift it properly.
Answered by Blindster ·
How do I install the end pieces of the valance for an outside mount? The front portion of the valance clipped right on, but we haven't been able to figure out how to attach the small side pieces.
Asked by Jana O ·
I'm sorry the instructions weren't clear. You attached the returns (side pieces) by using the plastic L brackets included with your parts. The L brackets slide into channels on the back of the valance. Please call customer service at 888-256-8672, option 2 for customer service if you have more questions.
Answered by Blindster ·
Hello how do you choose if you get a cord on the left side to open blinds or a stick kind? I would like the cord open/close kind..wanted to know b 4 i place order. Would like to give you guys a chance.. :)
Asked by Deanette ·
Thank you so much for you interest! We appreciate you giving us a chance. The 2" Deluxe FauxWood Blinds are only available with the cord tilter on the left side and the lift cords on the right. So, this blind should work for you. You would have to order our Premium Fauxwood Blinds to get a wand tilter or to put the tilter in a different place.
Answered by Blindster ·
Are the prices different that what is says on the website? It says like $20 + dollars but when you add your dimensions it changes and doubles. just curious
Asked by Deanette ·
Thank you so much for your interest! All of the prices for our products will vary by size. The prices will change when you enter the dimensions of your windows.
Answered by Blindster ·